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The problem with ads is that they throw data at browsing readers with no consideration to the cost of the ads to those readers. Several times I have been in si
by simonblack 6y ago
The problem with ads is that they throw data at browsing readers with no consideration to the cost of the ads to those readers.
Several times I have been in situations where I have had very restrictive monthly data download quotas. Try travelling in foreign countries and having a monthly quota of a mere two gigabytes. That comes down to just 60 megabytes per day. When a single ad can throw several megabytes of unnecessary data down the line, it soon ruins your browsing day.
I use an adblocker. I also permanently block all websites which insist on cookies or registrations or paywalls before allowing entry.